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I would wait about 4-6 weeks. Before this I would be concerned that the Botox might not stay where it's put. By six weeks, even though there is still swelling that has to resolve, things are pretty much locked in. Ask your surgeon.
Botox after rhinoplasty should not result in any complications as long as the majority of the swelling has gone down. One month should be plenty of time.
I would have to agree with my colleagues. It would be best to wait until the swelling in your face has completely cleared for best results. Best wishes, Dr. H
It is generally best to wait until all swelling and brusing from your treatment has gone down before moving forward with injectable treatments. As other panel members have mentioned, swelling can affect placement of product.
The main things that would keep you from having optimal results are bruising and swelling of the face from your septorhinoplasty since they can distort your normal facial profile. Talk this over with your surgeon, and he/she can help you in this decision.
Until the swelling goes down, it will be difficult for your injecting physician to appreciate the degree of filler or Botox that would be necessary and where to place it. I recommend that you discuss this with your physician and then plan treatment in another four weeks to achieve a more optimal result,
Although you could theoretically have Botox injected concurrent with a rhinoplasty, it may be slightly safer to wait around 1 month for much of the swelling to subside if you are considering its usage in the glabella (lower mid-forehead) area. If you just need it in the forehead or crow's feet area, then any time is OK. For facial fillers, you could also inject at any time but realize that some areas can be affected by swelling as a consequence of the surgery.
Not much need for a delay if you choose Botox after your rhinoplasty. We often will put the Botox in at the same time with little trouble. Best of luck, peterejohnsonmd.com
If the location you wish to do Botox and Fillers is free of bruising and swelling then you can proceed with the procedure. You will get your most predictable results if the location is stable. Best Wishes Dr. Peterson
You can safely have Botox at this point. In fact. you could of had it injected the day of surgery unless you are talking about the "bunny lines" requiring injections on the side of the nose
You should be able to take your regular medicines, (as prescribed by your physician), after Botox treatment. Some medicines may increase the risk of bruising. Best to ask your regular doctor if he/she has any concerns.
Hi SKM. Your Botox results should not be affected by use of Clarisonic devices. As a precaution, we would not recommend using the Clarisonic immediately after you have had Botox injected (within several hours). This is a precaution to prevent unwanted migration of the Botox...
Thank you for your question. I would not worry too much if you had Botox and found out you were pregnant. Botox works locally where it was injected and the dosing is very small. The makers of Botox would never consider sponsoring a study to see the safety of Botox during pregnancy or breast...
The bags may be from a lack of pump action on the eyelid muscle that was affected by the Botox in this off-label procedure. That is why we tend not to inject the lower eyelids of people that have intermittent puffiness around the lower eyelids. Sometimes, though, patients don't mention...
Some patients only receive two months of benefit from Bototx and others up to four. Of course, there are those who obain less and others, more, of a duration. Three months is very normal. There might be some longer duration if the provider gives you more units of botox but this might increase...
If this is your very first botox treatment and it's only a month away from the wedding, you are taking somewhat of a chance. Not that anything serious will occur medically, but you have not had a personal experience with a particular physician who has given you Botox so you don't know...
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